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ECKERD COLLEGE LOGOS 1982
Time, flowing like o river
Time, beckoning me
Who knows when we shall meer again
If ever . . .
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Goodbye my friends, maybe forever
Goodbye my friends, rhe srors
weir for me
Who knows where we shall meet ogoin
If ever . . .
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Goodbye my love, moybe forever
Goodbye my love, rhe srors
woir for me
Who knows where we shall meer ogoin
If ever . . .
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Gone forever . . .
Gone forevermore . . .
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DORMS
HIN^S€M
House
R.OW 1: Tim Lemieux, Rodney Chondler, Mork Disson, Tony Nelson, Mike Ventura, Mork Denbroven, Row 2: Tony Solozzo, John Bruininks, Trocey Senders, Don Domino,
Tim Hodden, Jim Meyering, Brett Romsoy, Peter McCroy, Jim Overdorf, Pot Hoys. Not Pictured: Linchie Ho, Ed Sermon, Mork Riedesel, Jomie Welsh, Poul McLoughin,
Mike Perrotte, Steve Loyne, Pot Costiglio, Pete Rovessi, Kirk Carter, Chris Word, John Poole, Mortin Schmitz, Terry Buchonnon
,ow 1: Dill Wright, Edwin Corson, Tony Silvo, Mike Micene, Rondolph Scotr, Floyd Widemon Row 2 Mike
Lopey" Lopez, Todd Morsholl, Drion Sweeney, Doug McLeon, John 5moll, Joe Sinopi, Jose "Kiki" Vollejo f^ow
i: Mike "Jowbone" Pornogion, Roy Silver, Poul McLoughlin, Mori Securo, Roy Carter, Tony Doblin Nor Picrured
irmonidd Rivos, Josue Asconio, Joe Correr, Todd Kevi, Lloyd Besufils, Duncon Gudo, Mike Coccioguido, Wolrer
.odriguez, Keith Jones, Poul Drusger
HUBBARD House
Hubbord House Inrromura! Football Team
H€MD€RSOh HOUS€
Row 1: Forzoneh Hodjoti, Am Siv 5rephon,P lonf.. Dorothy Chen, Kulrot (Apple) Podungkit, Row 2: Wendy Thrower Roseonne Buckley Lynn Bustle
Denise Bernier. Cindy Johnson. Sondy Monn Ineldo Gormley Row 3: Lorri Booker, Morio Bertolini, Robin Merrirt, Annick Nonnock Leeonn Rogers'
Elizabeth Middleton, Anne Ksiozek, Mono del Socorro Mejio. Rhonda Morrison, Gretchen Meinke, Down Derix. Terty Eider Morcello Juan Not Pictuted'
Denise Hozlewood, Dionne McPherson, Pom Neff, Eliso Verges, Poige Peok, Louto Mortin, Ano Krojno, Mory Lynn Logono Terri Modsen
)w 1 Bonn e Dorlow Debbie W cks Donno 5 Ivermon Miso Okodo Row 2 Denise Bennetr, Nancy
alloce, Trocey Lovendge, Lyndo Toylor, Lou Reyes, Jodi Kroplin, Coren Choppell, Vicki Webb, Row 0:
erri Prevort Silvio Orriz, Sue Colemon
KIRBY House
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Row 1: Rondy 'Rasro ' Gross, Disco Ed" Tellecheo. Dovid "D. J " Jockson, David "Chester Riiey, Craig Pinro Moran, Phil "Rar" V/iskow, Chuck "Munchie" McConn,
Rudy "RAdor" Frederico. David "Porsie" Groy, Row 2 Sruorr ■'B-Teom" Volker, Tyrone "Very" Drown. Mark "Dealer" Bready, Kevin "Alkie" Roberts. Mike "Win-
dow" Webb. Paul "Coptoin D" Rofoelii. Nor Pictured- Carmen "Uchi ' Cononie, Scott Price, J Scott "Elmo" Aemisegger, Dovid "Hir Man" Paul. Lloyd "60 Worts" Carter,
Andy "Bluro" Novak, H A "Dutterfield" Dutrerworrh. Arr Ferren, Marty "Fozzy Dear" Snyder. Den "Tennessee" Swifr, Gabe DeLeone, Steve "C, J." Ferra, Croig
Horlow.
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B€RK€L€Y
House
Row 1: Dovid Drorherron Spencer Howell Sol AleguQS Jeff Taylor Mike Doilou P.ow 2 Elizabeth Erchison, Louro Menefee, Allison Meordon, Jeon Fronson, Kevin Arm-
srrong, Norman Crum Lori McMohon Row 3 Mzirwan Al "^olph Dp^Dee Shives Virginia Husring, Phil Soul, DecKy Smifh Row 4: Chip Duckerr, Pom Srickney, Simo Sof-
fary, Voterie Posquole Lorry Siegel Marr Ra iler i P v. "^ )-^vMrrnsky Tim Mortin,
COPL€Y
House
Row 1: Mike McKinryre, Poco Mocognone, Eve Boucouvolos and Koos-Foce, Steve Estrello, Morio Apicolio Row 2: Sam Jordan, Lori Nosh, Jonet Leone, Dorlene
Chopin. Carol Riegle, Row 0: Korhy Duke, Mark Jordan, Joe McVoney ond friend, Lisa Sanderson Row 4 Alex CruickShonk, Orville luliucci, Sherri Migneaulf, Bill Totter-
soll, Greg McClurg, Kevin Bock, John Miners, Solly North, Cliff Rubin, Dove Hutchinson Not Pictured- Andy Stults, Ken Shields, Kim Wilkie, Andreo Froncillo. Martha
Borflett. Bob Streit, Potty Meyer
^ow 1 Perer Helenius, Judy Rosenberg, David BoKelman, R,on i,Dovis) Crockerr, Art Amiroti Row 2: Gerard Arerokis, Loys (L A ) Monlyk. Donno Welrer Lon Pucci.
P.egino Zierdr. Row 3: Chris Corr, Mike Plumlee, Jomes Sieferr Nor Pictured George Bloke, Cherold DIood, Chris Dillmon. Sue Culorro, Korhey Kemper Goie Verner,
Money Roess. Chorlene Smirh. Regino D. Zieridr. Suson Dolly, Ernie Johnson. Lourie Perez, John Gunn, Perer Rond, Vincenr Scoloro, Dovid Welsh, Dill McMononnon,
Comeron Burke, Vincenr Willioms.
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Row 1 Angela Young, Karen Lawrence, Toffy Fieser, Virginio Coe, Elisoberh Srein Row 2 Jennifer Peckenpough, Kirry Anderson, Greg Trinkle. Mike Tubbs, Corol Arm-
strong, Doobie-Whoopers. Row 3: Korhleen Akerley, Jim "Horry" Morrison, Lee Aufderhor, Laura Meochum, Tracey Rupp, Andy DIoir, Ross Lonkenou. Row 4: Richard
Darrero, Doug Cobden, Loren Gray, Mark Horon, Doug "Meat Head" McVey, Richord Coshmon, Fred Fockrmon, Charles Dourney. Nor Pictured Wendy Smith, Julie
Goble, Joellen Schiike, Korhy Turner, Leslie Wasson, Steven Doris, Andy Waitmon, Greg Willioms. Jum Horrison.
OB€RG House
LGIGHTOM House
Left to Right: K C Fuchs, Rudy Cotbos, Voletie Lundberg, 5yd Dorsel, Vinnie Ftigerio, Steve Lotkin, Ati VonHouten, Jomes Yoll" Gordnet, Rondy Corvet and Dully,
BtQd Wesson. Patricio Scorriott. Rich Poge, Allison Oxford Not Pictured; Joanne Molinowski, Lindo Courts, Meredith Jordon, Kori Huber, Kolo Jorvis, Aniro Guodogno,
Porricio Porron, Tino Pike, Shinobu Koro, Mouro Crovello, Mary Ellen Clutter, Jeff Walters, Butch lonnone, Jim Smith, Shown Molloy, Tom Neubetget, Dove Chandler.
Kevin Hort, Richord Korz, Karl Dohne, and Rex,
Row 1: Chorlie Morns, Suson Graham, Poul Grezlano. Lourenl Conein, Chris Sfovoll, Row 2: Kothy Fox, Sreve Cordozo, Row 3 Eric Evons, Beth Geroghty, Dione Hennel,
Jose Tirodo, Dove Solomon, Lisa Coro, Donna Sronboch Row 4: Dove Wilhins, Rudy Cobos, Korhy Groor, Angel Dornetr, Drew Wojciokowski, Debbie Rubin, GAry
Wiremon, Elizoberh Beon Nor Pictured: Scorr Connors, Ton McAlevey, Beon Buscher, John Copobionco, Jonell Henry, Lourie Dowson, Noncy Mercodo
SCOTT
House
Row 1: Modeline Yoden (Mod). Down Dick, Loro Smirh (Ro), Erin Boggs, (Grondmo), Hilde Compmon, Shirley Torres. Row 2 Andi Polmer (Brot), Flo Wilson, Kothy
Srrohs, Noncy Pels (Pinky), Leilo Denodhjil. Koren Torrisi (Pres). Monico Doerr (Mon) Row 3: Sue Smiley, Anneliese Smith, Chris Leone, Inge Compmon, Robin Suorez,
Kim Smirh, Dorothy Wright (Dot), Lynn Croes Not Pictured Debro Horstmon, Groce Lewis, Shoun McCobe, Shelly Hogelgono, Louro Brown,
B€€CH€R
House
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House
Sirring, Mike Ponodo. Roger "Skip" Dloke. Don Wood, Mike Lindberg, Poul Frederre, Rick Leor^dri, Fronk Lovaglio. Tom Kilroy Ivon Voomoride Srondirig John Tom-
burro, Rondi Sussmon, Jim Morrison, Chris Vecchione, Chris Dronrley, Mike Payer, Gory Dovis, Pere Polermo, Jock Bennert, Todd Vukovich, Rick Lerriere, Deon Ferguson,
Scorr Urban, Nick Polls, Greg McWirfer. Tom Brown. Pefe Douglos
Dorms / 31
D^LTOM House
Row 1 Bobbie IXuscick, Jenny Gould, Miso' , Cindy Zohnow. Nancy Ksiozek, Undo Blocker, A M Ecklund, Suson Sparling, Karen Robinson Row 2 Dorlene Esler
D , Wendy Snnith, Wendy Lusher, Karen Roberts, Colerte Sullivon, Geri Bennett, Lynn KNner Row 3: Patrice Mohoney, Dione Grabowski, 5om Cleory Damons Mo
Mono Bozzini, Ana Jhones, Liz Hodgson, Diane Friederich. Row 4: Karo Kuehl, Sue Dov
Newman, Evelyn Moys, Suzonne Nelson, LoNel Hagelgons.
Kirby Olson, Lori Robinskos, Dionne Hislop, Eileen Dellner. Not Pictured: Debt
DOUGLAS House
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)p Row Mono Folcon, Christine lonnone, Vivion Rungliono, Rachel Soniro, Lourel Noson, Kori Errico, Moureen Cloncy, Peggy Schorn, Koy Alderman. Morsho Riedesel,
jrrom Raw Tomi Long. Chen Williams, Shirley Beyer, Julie Simpson. Denise Sullivan, Emily Wireman, Korhy Cottrill, Berh Mercher. Iliano Giroldo. Cossondra Kennedy
n Ropes Carolyn Carbone. Ten Rorh. Ann Rasmussen. Cynthia Ennis Not Pictured Wondo Huff. Karlo Ellis. Tia Cummings. Annerte Simmons, Amy Fox, Christie Mc-
elland. Ten Coy,
House
Row 1 Dill Kebler Tom Goodwin, Morh Durmon, Ricordo Gorcio Row 2 John Allen. Clork Ronsom, George Mooney, Robin McColl, Adorn Lewis, Doug Homel, Steve
Eskonozi Row 3 Dove Wolloce Sreve Lcrne- Jock Roimjssen Don Doumgordner DeoieTolge Steve Konokis Row 4 Steve Mutptiy Roland Delisted! Brion Hogre
TimMenke Jot Li,n-be t Not P c jred Ronsey Kjo hsivny Core Doyd David Hettmon \ndy Hepb jtn Eotl Horpct Jerty Collom Jeffrey Hopper Dovid McCullougti
Mike Jones To~nGoodw^
Row 1 Royonne McWorers Heather Allen Ceci Marceou Pom Duffy Solly Dorlow Rose Von Zobern. Volerie Coppola, Morloine Krouse, Corolyn Turnbull Vol Mag-
gie Moryolyce Brunner Deborofi Hossfield Moryonne DePolnnenQry Anne Yonnokokis Kelly Corter, Iris Kolenson Row 2: Diane Dunphy, DIone Durham, Carole Pop-
pelton, Julie Koplon, Borboro Sconlon, Holly Hoynes, Holly Zimmermon, Suzanne Rich, Jennifer Kilgore Not Pictured Kim Kroft, Lino Bilreiro, Dorothy Fennell, Jonet
Morse, Karen Kitchen, Shoron August, Amy Fenchel, Lourie Hitz
wiLson
House
E-ZGOSOO, 1962 Winner"
Row 1; Andrew Gozis, Andrew Armour. John Podimsky, Shown Dufler, Worren Menlino. Brion McMohon, Alex Licoiroc, Philipe Schoene, Kevin McGonigol, Joy Town-
send, Bruce Mcintosh, Peter Drennen, Kenny Reed, Courtney Gilmon, Clork Richardson, Ralph Dosser, Gory White. Row 2; Wolter Shoffer, Karl Victor, Mike Gutiennez,
Todd Nugent. Walter Duffy. Not Pictured: Drion Crossmon. Jeff Smith. Kevin McKenney. Bruce Hoys. Yosvhiro Ago. Joime Esconellos. Mike Thornburgh. Evan Ellis, Joe
Mossinello
KMox House
Row 1 Ed Jordon, Bruce Silverman, Moritzo Arogon, Mark Huffman, Soroh Peaden, Andrew Olson, Karen Hoskew, Suson Slaugenfiaupt Row 1 Tom Elmon, Jennifer
Hossein, Rhonda Peterson, Logon Eggerr, Don Erdmon, Mike Stanley, Luis Chonglimo, Glenn Smirh, Eileen Sherwood, Rush Wofson, Bruce Monrrose, Dan Mohnkzrn Nor
Pictured Carol Bundy, Eric Lundin. Susan Hyde, Woyne Hood, Joon Bogucki, Leslie King, Suzanne Schoffner
MGWTOM
House
D^MT€ House
Jeffrey Dostwick Michoel Smith, John Cohen, Jesse Shorpe, Lonce Kirkbridge, Yosuhiko Nishizowo, Renick Silie, Hoimdot 5owh, Steve Porker, Johnny Clark, Corl Best,
Glen Purdy, Nothon Mintoh, Regmold Sonford, Victor Harris, Charles Scott, Joe Grey, Dovid Duffy, Cliff Rubin, Todd Tyler, Peter Hough, Jeffrey Linton, Liro Korio, Greg
Moson, Jeff Morcello
^ow 1: Solly Wollison, Kendo Oliver, Jill Kravirz, Jill Podeiford f^ow 2: Andreo Eorly, Korin Musier, Lourdes f^osos, Jolondo Broom, Joon Morrhews Row 3: Krisfin Doker,
^omelo Gusrovich, Lyilione Sprock. Leslie Morris, Shoron Booker, Tommy Underwood. Christine Hili, Mori Hyer. Linneo Mossberg, Row 4 Doris Moiouf. Lori Tyler, Lucie
>Vinborne, Anne Crespoc. Nor Pictured: Anno Figeroro, Shoron Boldwin, Georgio Lundberg, Lisa Trenrolonge, Deidre Podmore, Aniro Gillerr. Debbie Utkow, Felicio Ben-
.on, Debbie Dosrs.
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BeneDicT House
Row 1: Denneth Reynolds Alon Croig Audrey Hort Ainsley Reeder Theodore Stronkowski Christine Potterson Joshua Wright, Jerome Honley, Mork Lightner, Pier
Westro. Ron Noke Row 2 Kothy Hoff Liso Glo'ssberg Nancy Ryder Michoel Simnnons Sherne Bowen Anne Hall Michelle Redfearn, Mark Cushmon, Joseph Forney,
Not Pictured Deanna Childers, Mory Srine, Lorroine Drize, Renee Register, Karen Gloss, Borboro Fisher, Morgorito Gorcio, Susumv Eshlkowo, David Rirchey, Croig Jones,
Hubert Delbergue, John Minto, Bill Kluge
House
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House
Row 1 Steve D'Ardreo, Paul Spencer, Chris Spinrenweber, Jim Rortroy, Mike Gomocle, Kevin Graham, Dave Ward. Row 2: John Steokley, Rovi Kopoor, Scott Jenrette,
Tim Nosh Pete Howe Bob Oxner Dove Bowel Robert Waters Bill Nolte Not Pictured Francois Vonderuegt, Steve Jones, Dove Ctossley, Rochert Domone, Jeffrey
Dodge Fernondo Martinez Bill Cunningham Pot Gusrofsion Bill Belts Tom Perrillo Jeff Kirk, John Dove Polttimeri, Ben Fasono.
"We don I osk for experience — we give
R€SD€riT mj\sa<s
jnding: Rich Page, Mike Lindberg, Worren Merlino, Rob Woters, Rich Dorrero,
,evin Bock, Allyson Porter, Pete Poterno, Phil Wiskow Sitting (Middle) DeeDee
Shives, Ron Crokett, Adele Plotonio, Sam Geory Sitting (Couch): Viv Rutigliono,
Loro Smith, Tony Solozzo, Sue Colemon, Stephanie Jones, Jim Jennings, Jetome
Honley, Cliff Rubin Not Pictured George Sirgios, Steve Timmer, Viola Jacobs, Dill
Kebler, Ed Jordon, Julie Koplon, Debbie Rubin, Dill Wright,
CLUBS
Tony Nelson, Externol Affoirs
Jomes Gardner, SAD
Byron Brown, SAB
ECCS
Dove Wilkins. Publiciry Commirtee
Sol Aleguos, Acodemic Affoirs
"Elmo" Aemiseggor. Presidenr
Jone Morris, Legislorive Council
Rob Worers, Finonctol Affoirs
Nor Pictured. Terry Elder, Human IXesources
ECKERD COLLEGE TOUR GUIDES
Standing: Robin Suorez. Chip Duclserr. Sirring- Joe McVoney, Diane Grabowski, Anne Ksiozel^. Donna Silvermon, Woyne Hood. Nor Picrured Maria Berrolini. Roseonne
Ducl<ley, Mark Huffman, Steven Kanakis, Karo Kuetil, Lori Lewis, Pere Porerno, Trocey Senders. Annerre Simmons, Anneliese Smirh. Steve Timmer, Dove Wallace.
THE ANCIENT AND OSSIFIED ORDER OF ORGASMIC BIOLOGISTS
Sronding: Don Mohnkem. Goil Werner. Teri Coy. Amy Fox. Andy Novak. Eileen Dellner. Perer Vondervegr. Bob Esachi. Mr. Bones, John Fleming, Ken Roess. Morio Boz-
zinr Sirring Kelly Carrer, Kirby Olson, Loro Smirh, Dorlene Esler, Morio Hrodesky
Callege Baml
Semi-Finolisf Teams
Beecher House
Copley House
Knox House
Oberg House
The Champions:
Knox House
Sirring f^ovi Kopoor, Donna L Silverr
Eckerd College Speakers' Bureou
, Anne Ksiozek, Mork Wenzel Sranding; Andy Novok. Vicrorio Miller, Lou Reyes, Debbie Dovis.
Exrernol Affoirs Commirree
Trocey Loveridge, Tony Nelson, Virginio Migliorisi,
DAY STUDENTS
SOCIETY FOP, THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT
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Clubs / 53
CIRCLE K CLUB
Kneeling: Volerie Posquole, Pomce Mohoney, Rovi Kopoor, Koren Robinson Stonding Lourie Dowson, Borry McDowell, Susan Sparling. Steve Timmer, Som Cleory,
Pom Stickney, Imeldo Gormley, Dorothy Wright, Down Derix, Joonne Molinowski Not pictured: Koren Torrisi, Dove Hoffmon, Down Dick. Steve Eskenozi, Kothy Groot.
Violo Jocobs. Karen Smotherr
WELLNESS SUPPORT AND STRATEGY COMMITTEE
Siundnq Meg Mojory Suson Finger Lyn ►- i- I honi Morverte Carter. Claire Stiles. Donno L. Silverman. Kneeling: Undo Snow, Cloude Sutcliffe Corl Best
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Row 1: Sherri August, Mike Dollou, Amy Fox, Cindy Zohnow, Beth Sugden, Bill Kebler, Jomes Podungkit, Eric Lundin, Kotie Ferguson, Toffy Fieser, Sondy Snnith, John
Meiners, Jock Bennett, Row 2 Peter Jotinke, Rolond Bellstedt, Ainsley F^eeder, Renee Register Row 3: Tim Meinke, Bill Schmidt, Loren Gray, Tony Hough, Jim Boone,
Lynn Russell, Bill Covert, Lonce Kirkbride
Human Resources
Stonding, Eileen Sherwood, Gino Migliorisi, Lindo McKeown. Dove Hotfmon Sitting Morsho Riedesel, Mork Gates, Ginny Werner, Terry Elder.
Not Pictured: Ctiip Duckelt. Cliff Rubin, Anne Ksiozek, Kevin Armstrong, Ginno Husting, Jean Fronson, Liz Ceon, Cfiris Evons, Solly Wollison, Debbie UtKov, Corol Reigle,
Dill McMonomon
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STAFF
To our LOGOS Editor, Donno Silverman
We pork on driveways
And we drive on porkwoys
And we walk when we should run
And rhe Editor's work is never done.
From the rise of rhe sun
To the set of the moon,
There are deadlines haunted
By Q meloncholy tune.
Embodied thoughts and a pregnont phrase
Are found upon the printed page.
Beneath the pictures of our youth
We writhe in onguish, seeking truth.
For we ore all found in this place.
Members of rhe human race,
Resisting attrition from the Human Condition.
We reod and write and walk and think and speok
And write our thoughts upon these pages —
Thoughts of college students, future sages
Not yet come to full bloom
O give us room!
We must keep moving, in a forword direction
Writing, creating, without objection.
This, our LOGOS, contains our screams.
Our lives, our thoughts, our hopes, our dreams.
Marc E. Barlow
Donno L Silverman, Editor
Eddy Tellecheo, Business Manager
Bill Tatrersall, Photography Editor
Sherri Migneault, Photogrophy Editor
Royonne McWoters, Loyout Editor
Mike Pornogion, Phorogtophy
Phil Soul, Photogrophy
Norman Crum, Photogrophy
Sue Slougenhoupt, Layout
Chip Duckett, Loyout
More E Barlow, Copy
Gail Werner, Copy
Robin Suarez, Work Scholar
DeeDee Shives, Collage Expert
Eve Boucouvalas, Artwotk
THE "ECKSPRE55' 'STAFF
GROPE
DROWN HALL PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE
Jomes Gordner, Mortho Nosh, Jo Ellen Schiike, Chris Vecchione,
SAILING TEAM
ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY
Administration ond Foculry / 67
Perer H. Armocosr, PresidenT
Lloyd W. Chopin, Deon of Foculry
Dennis Dinning, Vice President for Finonce
More E Dorlow, Assisronr Registrar
Secrerories; Ellen Walters, Judy Keyser
M^IITIT
Ruth R. Trigg, Registrar
Adminisrrotion /69
Financial Aid: Margoref Morris, Luniro P. Knox, Majorie Larhrop.
Admissions: Dovid Davidson, Korhy Dummire, Monny Tovares, Detry Lowrey, Barbara Thrun, Carolyn Poole, Dick Hollin, Donna L,
Silverman, Tod lochs. Melody Cass
70 / Adminisfrotion
Student Affairs: Allison Drondy, Dorry McDowell, Mildred Cooke, Susan Hopp, Lena Wjifolk.
Mark W. Smith, Deon of Students
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Dove Cozod
Tim O'Sullivan
Adminisrrotion / 71
Career Services: Sheila Grafing, Darbaro Somerville, Nor Pic-
tured: Sharon Coverr
Linda Snow, Director of the Counseling Center.
Development Staff: Reto Bishop, Bert O'Brion, Morgoret Ennis, Berry Simpson, Betty Wotkins, Judy Word, Dr, John Laske, Jim Cook,
Michael Sinkus,
72 / Administrotion
Mary Jones, R.H.
Adminisrrarion / 73
fOUMDMIOMS
B€Hw/iOR^L sciences
Foculty / 75
COMPf^RI^We CULTUR€S
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MMURt^L sciences
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Sporrs / 97
Baseball
1982
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1sl row: Jack Leonard (oss'f cooch). Poul Drusger. John Ponoro. John Tomburro. John Small, Peter Rovezzi, John Perillo, Mite Caccioguido, Roy Silver, Dove Welsh, 2nd
row John Moyotte (heod cooch), Jon Lumbert, Dob DobkowsW, Clyde LInce, Moft Securo, Ed Schoejbe, Mike Venturo, Gerry Melillo, Sreve Lerner, Dove Poltrineri, 3rd
row: Mike Pornogion, Mork Horon, Gobe Deleon, Todd Morsholl, Mike Micene, Mike Lopez, Steve Dello Bello, Fred Fochtmon, 4th row: Peter Polermo, Todd Vukovich,
Dove Crossley, Gory Dovis
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Left to Right: Stierti Ptevott. Denise Dennett. Gerti Bennett, Peggy Sctiotn, Dotlene Eslet.
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5DCCER
Row 1 Tom Plesonrs Perer McCroy Chns Schroder, John Tood PodimsKy Evon Ellis Perer m.^.^^ ■ . •. , ■, , ,;.e
luhucci, Poul Tebbs, Joseph Mossinelio, P,ondy Gross, Timorhy WomocK, Don Wood, Greg Willioms Tom Neuberger
Mort Roulersori, Orville
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WOMEN'S DA5KETDALL TEAM — Dock Row Dorlene Esler, Derry Hurr, Cooch Mary Ann Giocchino, Pom Gusrovich, Korhy Dube Front Row: Groce Lewis, Lori Pierce. Por-
ty Meyer. Anno Krojno
lii^D'T ^^KITOMS
106 / Sport
Sports / 107
Easketball
Row 1 Getri Bennett, Don Domino, Mike Pettotte, Victot Hotris, Jeff Smith, Joe Fotney, Glenn Putdy Row 2 Suson Spotling, Chuck Goul, f^eggie Sonfotd, Geotge Bloke,
Poul Mottison, Vincent Willioms
108 / Sports
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Sports / 109
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Sports / 111
Eoftball
Bock row: Donno DIPiozzo, Andi Polmer. Mory Lynn Logono, Kim Deehon, Allyson Porrer, Denise 5ulli\
Prevott, Corolyn Colombo, Party Meyer, Anno Krojno, Korhy Dube. Coach Mary Ann Giocchino
, Chris lonnone, Eiiso Verges Kneeimg: Dione Dunphy, Shei
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TENNIS
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CAST
Dianne Lori Pucci
David Kevin Snelgrove
Assistant director Robin Suarez
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What Use Are Flowers?
Directed and Designed by Jerry Collom
CAST
The Hermir Robin McColl
Wild Children Joy Mirrosky, Kevin Snelgrove,
Tom Goodwin, Tom McAlivey
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Brenda
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Directed by:
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Don Domino
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HALLOWEEN
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Directed by:
Anne Sepulvedo
Cast:
Clemenr Sepulvedo
Steven Estrello
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Down Dick Joon
Beth Geroghty Koren
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Alex Licoiroc Clint
Robin Suorez Sosho
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CLflmaUR NIGHT I'^iflS
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The Hosrs
Tony Nelson
Trocey Lovendge
Sherri Hodgson
The Conresronrs:
Roseonne Buckley
Pomelo Cruz
Stephanie Jones
Morio MefiQ
Pomelo Roberts
Diono Shives
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SENIORS
Now we take our rime ... so nonchalant,
And spend our nights so bon vivont.
We dress our days in silken robes,
The money comes, the money goes . . .
We know it's all a passing phase.
We light our lamps for atmosphere.
And hong our hopes on chandeliers.
We're going wrong, we're gaining weight.
We're sleeping long and for too late.
And so it's time to change our ways . . .
But I've loved these days.
Now OS we indulge in things refined,
We hide our heorts from harder times.
A string of pearls, a foreign car . . .
We con only go so for . . . on covior and Cabernet.
We drown our doubts in dry champagne,
And soothe our souls with fine cocaine.
I don't know why I even core . . .
We get so high and get nowhere.
We'll hove to change our joded ways . . .
But I've loved these days.
So before we end (and then begin) —
We'll drink a toast to how it's been . . .
A few more hours to be complete,
A few more nights on satin sheets.
A few more times that 1 can soy ...
I've loved these days.
— Billy Joel
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"Here's Johnny!"
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Curiouser and curiouser.
' 7 come.
I sow.
I conquered. '
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So many faces in and our of my life
Some will last
Some will just be now and then
Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes
I'm afraid ir's time for goodbye again.
— Billy Joel
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' learning is finding out what you
already know. Doing is demonstrating
that you know it. "
— Richard Bach
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' 'Everything, oil of it, belongs to the
people since it wos only lent to me,
and by that I'm including the power.
I hod to try to use it with great core
so thot I could pass it on in the best
condition possible. "
Harry Truman,
Plain Speaking
"When in power it always pays to take
advantage of any favorable position. "
Robert Waters,
Frankly Speaking
Seniors / 163
There ore places I remember all my life
Though some have changed
Some forever nor for better
Some have gone and some remain.
All these places had their moments
With lovers and friends I still can recall
Some are dead and some are living
In my life I've loved them all.
— Lennon &
McCartney
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Sometimes the songs that we hear
it are Just songs of our own.
— Grateful Dead
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They talk of the dignity of work. Bosh.
The dignity is in leisure.
— Herman Melville
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Give up learning,
and put an end to your troubles . . .
— Tao Te Ching
Seniors / 165
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The secret of life
is enjoying the
passage of rime.
Any fool con do it
There ain't nothing to it . . .
And since we 're only here for o
while
Might OS well show some style!
James Taylor,
1977
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Those who bring sunshine to the lives of
others cannot keep it from
themselves.
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"Accept despair as one's due,
accept risk as one's condition and
accept the crumbs of discovery as Joy. "
— Michael Novate
Don't be dismayed or good-bye's
A good-bye is necessary before
meeting again . . .
And meeting again after moments
or lifetimes
Is certain for those who are . . .
friends
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With a smile of secret triumph
Seedy old untidy scholar,
Inkstains on his fingernails,
Cobwebs on his gladstone collar,
Down at heel ond out at elbows
Off he goes on gouty feet.
Down the pavement see him totter
Off towards great f^ussell Street . . .
At the Reading Room he settles . . . Pince-nez on his bottle
nose
Reads and scribbles, reads and scribbles
Till the day draws to a close.
— Williom Plower
Seniors / 169
Fore thee well, adios, odieu,
And best of luck to oil of you.
I oin 't no saint ond I don 't pretend to be,
But I hope you found o friend in me.
Steve Forbert
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"People soy fhot I'm a dreamer,
But I'm nor rhe only one.
I hope some day you will
join us
Then the world will be as one."
John Lennon
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Seniors / 171
It's all an illusion.
Plato
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We ore born into a life.
The life is waiting there.
\Ve don 't pick it, we step into it:
parents, first born or lost,
thie port of the country,
the part of the world,
our appearance,
the efficiency of our brain.
Then a time comes
when we realize
that we also have choices,
and so we start the task
of building our own life —
an impossible task
considering the number of days
we ore given to complete it.
However, I don't think that's important; What
is important is to begin.
— Hugh Prather
Capitalism is the oppression of
man over man;
Communism is the opposite.
Elmo
To avoid criticism:
soy nothing, do nothing,
be nothing.
Fred Shero
There is only one success —
to be able to spend your life in
your own way.
Christopher
Morley
174 / Seniors
To Debbie, Paula, and Jill:
' 'Better to be happy than
' life, so they soy, is just a gome
and people let it slip away ..."
Seals & Crofts
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You shall be free indeed when your
days are without a care nor your nights
without a want and a grief,
But rather when these things girdle
your life and yet you rise above them
naked and unbound.
And how shall you rise beyond your days and nights
unless you break the
chains which you at the dawn of your
understanding have fastened around your
noon hour?
In truth, that which you call
freedom is the strongest of these chains,
though its links glitter in the sun and
dazzle your eyes.
Love when you can,
Cry when you have to.
Be who you must.
It's a part of the plan.
Await your arrival
With simple survival
And some day
We'll oil understand.
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Dan Fogelberg
I did it "my way. "
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Now I've got o lady pig and o
bear
and o chicken and a — whatever
Gonzo is — something lil-:e a
turl^ey.
Yeah. Something like a turkey.
And a dog . . . I brought 'em all
out here
into the middle of nowhere.
Kermit the Frog
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The highest pinnacle of the spiriruol life is not
happy joy in unbroken sunshine, but absolute
and undoubting trust in the love of God.
— Anthony Wilson Thotold
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They say the trick is to walk in backwards,
like you're walking out.
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This is a town full of losers
I'm pulling our of here to win!
— Bruce Springsteen
Thunder Road
Teach Hinkley to Shoot.
— Rat
' 'Every good Christian ought to hick
Jerry Falwell right in the ass."
— Barry Goldwater
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Christ, you know it ain't easy,
You know liow hard it con be.
The way things ore going.
They're gonna crucify me!!!
— Beatles 1969
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'The Time is Now"
The rime is now for all to live:
It's up to us to pray and give.
The post is gone and shan 't return; It's up
to us to take and learn.
The future looms up in the sky; It's up to
us to live on high.
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Seniors / 181
This is Why
' 'For better it is to dare mighty things,
to win glorious triumphs even though
checl<ered with failure, then to toke ranks
with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer
much because they live in the grey twilight that knows
not
victory nor defeat. "
James Gardner
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de simplement ecrire
Ce que la passion
•eulemenr me fait dire.
"The important thing is this:
to be able at any moment
to sacrifice what we are
for what we could become.
Charles DuBois
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The most utterly lost of oil days
is that in which
you hove not once laughed.
Chamfort
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Seniors / 185
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/ om not afraid of tomorrow
for I tiove seen yesterday
and I love today.
— William Allen White
I lost all of ttie battles, but I won ttie war.
5ee you in the movies!
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We know what we ore.
but l^now not what we may be.
— Williom Slial^espeore
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"Le temps er comme I 'argent, n'en perdezpos er
vous en outez ossez. "
(G. de Levis, Maximes et Pteceptes, 1808)
"Time is like money, do not waste it and you
will tiove enough. "
J.,<.^d-yy<-^ t ',Qj4-i^<-^1-^
/ don't //he to quote: — it's a
ptiMy
job at best, fot one leaves out
what
precedes and follows one's
chosen passage,
and thus lies exposed to a
thousand
complaints.
— Voltaire
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Could we see when and where we
ore
to meet again, we would be more
tender
when we bid our friends good-by.
Ouida
I don't need to fight to prove I'm right.
I don 't needs to be forgiven. Thanks
Eck-tech.
The Who
Reflections
and for
those moments when
you feel all DLK inside,
don 't osk if you 're a militant
you ore!
and there
will be those times
when you smile broadly at
the wonder of all that BLKNSS —
won 't you?
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With the idea
That giving a litrle
Gets bacl^a lot."
T.D.
. .1 wish to live deliberoTely, ro front
only fhe essential facts of life, so tfiot
when I came to die, I wouldn't find
that I hod not lived."
Wolden Journol
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Seniors / 191
Pat CasrigliQ
' 'Don 't walk in front of me,
I might not follow.
Don 't walk behind me,
I might nor lead.
Just walk beside me
and be my friend."
"Cc^a ic
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192 / Seniors
Robert Smith
Love is . . .
a living thing that thrives
in the face of all hazards
except one — neglect
not fickle, but firm
a basis for vi/orthwhile friendships
the glue of personal relationships.
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"Ler your light so shine before men so fhot they may see
your good works, and glorify your father which is in
Heaven."
"The present has flown,
•■he future is ours."
Simon Bolivot
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A mere nothing suffices —
end the lightning strikes.
Herman Hesse
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I am what you see
and I'll always be what I am.
"Whote'er we leave to God, God does and blesses us:
The work we choose should be our own;
God lets us alone."
— Henry David Thoreou
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Hmm, some vacation!
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Seniors / 195
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The highest motive is to be lil^e water.
Water is essential to all living things
Yet it demands no pay or recognition.
Rather it flows humbly to the lowest level.
Nothing is weaker than water
But for overcoming that which is hCird and strong.
Nothing surpasses it.
Author unknown
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Although on Archoeoiogist was not one
of the occupations I hod on my list of
people to become, here I am. And you
know: I kindo like it!
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We came here as strangers
and left as friends.
Jean Lynch
Letter from the Editor
The 1982 LOGOS is q product of the dedication and hord work of o smell cluster of energetic and enthusiostic people. It wos my
goQl to put forth a book thot was more representative of the mojority of the student body than any book preceding it, I am
confident in saying that this was successfully done. The book is full of diverse people and emotions and will serve years from
now OS a whimsical reminder of the "good old doys."
College is a time of growth and exploration, new experiences, special friends, and unforgettable relationships. It is the
foundation of all our futures. Eckerd College has given me a vast amount of confidence and happiness in my four years here. I
hope that all of you in the Senior class are in agreement in suggesting to those behind us that the best way to get as much as
possible out of Eckerd is to put your heart and soul ond sweat and feors into it. This approach has mode my college career o
worthwhile and mutually beneficiol one.
I am grateful to everyone who has supported my efforts throughout the year to make this o yearbook of the highest quolity.
Ve are indebted to Dennis Binning for his finoncial and moral support, ond to Kyle Duncan, the Taylor Publishing Company
representative, who helped maintain my sanity during the deadline periods.
To my friends, I say thank you for helping me achieve my personal goals. I wish you continued success and the determination
to make the most of yourselves. To those who follow me, I place upon you the responsibility of maintaining Eckerd as an
institution of the highest caliber. And there ore not words enough to express my debt to the many people who hove cored
enough to help me grow and truly become me.
I leave Eckerd College with high hopes and big plans, and most importantly, a belief in myself, perhaps the biggest gift of oil.
Good or E.C., forewell!
Donno L. Silverman
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